Does a gift over clause in a personal injury notice apply?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Peter Estate (Re), 1952 CanLII 185 (SK CA):
In the case at bar the clause in question does not provide for a gift over, and the rule or rules as defined in Phipps v. Ackers, supra, do not apply.
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